email-inbox-triage

Define the account, folders, time window, and allowed actions first, then let the skill retrieve complete threads and classify each into dispositions like urgent reply, waiting, or noise. Drafts and mutations are presented as an approval batch before anything is sent or archived.

The skill samples 20-50 of your recent sent replies through the connector, extracting greeting habits, typical length, formality, and tone. Drafts are then written to match those calibration notes rather than a generic professional voice.

No. The default scope is read plus draft only, and every send, label, archive, or delete requires explicit individual or batch approval. Each approved action is then read back from the provider to confirm it succeeded.

It delegates provider commands to connector skills such as himalaya for IMAP/SMTP accounts and google-workspace for Gmail. The triage logic itself is provider-agnostic and works on linux, macos, and windows.

SMTP can succeed while saving to the Sent folder fails, so a blind retry sends the message twice. The skill inspects the Sent folder after ambiguous send errors before retrying to prevent duplicates.

Skip it for newsletter campaigns or when you only need to retrieve one known message—use the connector skill directly instead. It is designed for bounded review of many threads, not single-message lookups.